Excellent price for the 900W Nutri Ninja which crushes ice. Good if you missed out on the £50 John Lewis deal before Christmas.

Use code CATNNSLCJM to get it for £43 delivered (new account code)

Crush ice- Unlike other models, this clever blender has the ability to crush ice so you can have super chilled drinks without having to refrigerate them first.

Power-The turbo button and Pro Extractor blade means you can have your juice in an instant and as smooth as you fancy.

Convenience-There are two settings to extract the nutrients from fresh food as well as frozen food, nuts and seeds.

Accessories- Comes with a 500ml cup, 650ml cup and 2 Sip & Seal lids, so you can literally grab and go in the morning before work or on your way to the gym. An inspirational recipe booklet is also included so you'll never run out of ideas for healthy, nutritious drinks.

Good machine. Had the John Lewis deal before Christmas. Even better at this price.

10th Jan 2016

Wot's up ..chichi? I can make my carrot juice with this one, great price X)

10th Jan 2016

Superb!! Thankyou - been looking for one and no deal impressed - ordered!!

10th Jan 2016

Great price!! I paid £90 last Christmas.

10th Jan 2016

Just ordered. Brilliant. Thanks

10th Jan 2016

Would I lose the ability to use new customer order on groceries if I bought this?Great price heat added.

10th Jan 2016

These are brilliant. They crush ice in seconds and are really easy to clean.

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10th Jan 2016

escortboy

Would I lose the ability to use new customer order on groceries if I … Would I lose the ability to use new customer order on groceries if I bought this?Great price heat added.

Yes although Sainsbury's seems to be quite lax on their codes. They have been running discount codes for 2nd, 3rd time, 4th and 5th time shop (£10 off £50) - the current code on there expires today but should be a new one soon

Just after some extra cups almost worth buying this and selling the base!I have the BL490 its insanely noisy but crushes anything

10th Jan 2016

good job i did not open the one I ordered from John Lewis yet. It is going back. £7 in my pocket is better than in theirs

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10th Jan 2016

nice find chanchi, heat added

10th Jan 2016

I just ordered one thanks for the find

10th Jan 2016

Just had a Nutri Bullet fail on me, so this is perfect. Having used both I would certainly recommend this over the bullet. Thanks for the post.

10th Jan 2016

Ordered ,many thanks.

10th Jan 2016

Thanks Chanchi - I've come into a spot of cash over night, so may as well start spending! X) Could take a while though with purchases at this amount!

On a more serious note, anyone have any experience of this VS the Salter Nutri Pro 1000? (Looks to be cheapest at Wilkinsons at £40 - wilko.com/ble…079 ). That one looks to get a lot of good reviews, including a recommendation on the Beeb in 'What to Buy and Why'.

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Original Poster

10th Jan 2016

morgie

Thanks Chanchi - I've come into a spot of cash over night, so may as well … Thanks Chanchi - I've come into a spot of cash over night, so may as well start spending! X)On a more serious note, anyone have any experience of this VS the Salter Nutri Pro 1000? (Looks to be cheapest at Wilkinsons at £40 - http://www.wilko.com/blenders-food-mixers+processors/salter-nutri-pro-silver/invt/0423079 ). That one looks to get a lot of good reviews, including a recommendation on the Beeb in 'What to Buy and Why'.

‌ Sadly not - although ask me again after Wednesday when the Lucky Dip entry I won last night wins big! Pretty sure that's guaranteed.

10th Jan 2016

Many thanks for posting mate. Ordered.

This is the Which best buy when they tested nutribullet and similar blenders.

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10th Jan 2016

Heat! Great price with new customer code, but I'm already a customer

10th Jan 2016

Cold not Nutribullet.

10th Jan 2016

Great find, I was about to spend £70 on this today. Had to get my laptop out to complete the order as the website is very iPad/iPhone unfriendly but got there in the end. Heat!

10th Jan 2016

I picked one of these up on offer for £50 and at this price it's even more of a bargain. Honestly if you want a blender don't waste your time with the ~£20 300W jobs which will leave your smoothies full of undrinkable bits just stump up and get a reasonably powerful unit like this that can actually handle seeds and the skin of fruit.

I got the JL £50 deal, and it has been in use daily. Cleans easily, has changed our eating habits and I can not talk highly enough of it. Not a juicer and you keep the fibre, but ice, juice, spinach, shakes, bircher musli, kale, smoothies.. Makes easy work of them all, and the clean up is so much easier than a traditional blender.

10th Jan 2016

Fantastic machine, got mine just after xmas Homebase for £50 after returning a faulty breville active. Well worth the money will crush everything and doesn't hammer the motor, would recommend spending the little extra for a more powerful motor 700w plus and your covered to do everything. The beakers are quite big though but I just decant into sports bottles for walking. Great price op voted hot.

10th Jan 2016

How does this compare to a nutri bullet??

10th Jan 2016

cvyas

I bought the salter nutri pro 1000 this morning, from wilko for £44 … I bought the salter nutri pro 1000 this morning, from wilko for £44 delivered. Hope it's good.

Hope it's good. Just recommend to anyone considering going for this (the Salter at Wilkos), don't forget cashback (4.04% TCB, 4% Quidco - both as a 'standard' member) and also if you can select for them to deliver to store and pickup it's free (but means a bit of a delay as even if they have one on the shelf they'll wait for your newly ordered one to arrive).

See my comment above with a link to the Mirror's ratings. Can't find anything more substantial at the moment apart from one review claiming the Salter is 'Better than the nutribullet and the ninja and cheaper too'.

Edited by: "morgie" 10th Jan 2016

10th Jan 2016

I bought this from the last sale. Its great but not sure why guys on here advertises it as an ice crusher, no where in the manual or the box does it say this. The 700w lite has a picture of ice on the box unlike this one so I'm not sure why this has become a thing to say here lol. It also takes about 30 minutes to blend frozen fruit as you have to wait for it to thaw out a bit.

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10th Jan 2016

maccy1

Wot's up ..chichi? I can make my carrot juice with this one, great price … Wot's up ..chichi? I can make my carrot juice with this one, great price X)

X)

10th Jan 2016

stsonic

I bought this from the last sale. Its great but not sure why guys on here … I bought this from the last sale. Its great but not sure why guys on here advertises it as an ice crusher, no where in the manual or the box does it say this. The 700w lite has a picture of ice on the box unlike this one so I'm not sure why this has become a thing to say here lol. It also takes about 30 minutes to blend frozen fruit as you have to wait for it to thaw out a bit.

It does say ice on my box...

10th Jan 2016

Got for £50 from John Lewis at Christmas. Really good used daily since we got it. We use ours with frozen fruit every day, straight in it obliterates it in a couple of seconds ready to drink straight away.

Edited by: "alera" 10th Jan 2016

10th Jan 2016

stsonic

I bought this from the last sale. Its great but not sure why guys on here … I bought this from the last sale. Its great but not sure why guys on here advertises it as an ice crusher, no where in the manual or the box does it say this. The 700w lite has a picture of ice on the box unlike this one so I'm not sure why this has become a thing to say here lol. It also takes about 30 minutes to blend frozen fruit as you have to wait for it to thaw out a bit.

Are you sure you're talking about the same product?

I make daily smoothies using 160-240g of fruit straight from the freezer (berries, mango, banana etc..) in with greek yoghurt and milk straight from the fridge and 30 seconds of blending makes it absolutely fine to drink straight away no thawing necessary at all.

Using the fruit frozen is actually better as when using thawed/chilled/room temp ingredients the heat from the motor leaves the smoothie warm. Using frozen fruit straight from the freezer ensures that the smoothie is still chilled.